Sentence examples for clause providing for from inspiring English sources
And our constitution, unlike many others, contains no emergency clause providing for its own suspension.
Having been shorn previously of its military and naval clauses, as well as the clause providing for a demilitarized Rhine zone, the Versailles "Diktat," as Germans call it, is now reduced to a document which holds relatively little importance for Germany.
The CCS Directive contains a clause providing for the new construction of power installations as "capture ready".
The Lisbon Treaty now contains a clause providing for a member to leave the EU.
I would also have included a penalty clause providing for liquidated damages for the violation of that promise: "You will pay Boston College $500,000 for the first violation of this clause, $1 million for the second, etc., and you will also forfeit your reserved parking space on campus".
In most cases, however, the renewal clause provides for future rent increases and may specify other changes to the lease agreement.
Congress had passed that law in 1993 to give more official protection to religious practice than the court had said, in a decision three years earlier, the First Amendment's free exercise clause provided for.
While that is vague, a further clause provides for a committee, made up of the Afghan defense minister and the commander of the American military in Afghanistan, to decide jointly on releases.
The exception to this clause provided for their continued membership if their husbands became companions of the order.
States whose nationals tend to be investors are placing increasing reliance upon specific treaty clauses providing for the protection of investments.
